2024-09-11 18:41:56
They made us vibrate, scream, cry all summer long and Saturday will be the occasion to thank them and celebrate them. Them? The athletes of the Olympic and Paralympic Games of course, but also the volunteers, city hall or prefecture agents: in total, there will be between 8,000 and 10,000 parading on the legendary Avenue des Champs Elysées in Paris for “The Champions’ Parade”. More than 70,000 spectators are expected for a parade that promises to be exceptional and which will be followed by a big concert on Place de l’Étoile.
The booking platform was stormed, demonstrating the enthusiasm for this event. In less than an hour, all the places were reserved.
A giant parade and a 300-meter-long podium
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President Emmanuel Macron had announced this parade during the Olympic Games, and explained its objective: “The president wanted a collective moment,” the Elysée specified during a press conference.
The giant parade will go up the Avenue des Champs Elysées from 4 to 6 p.m., then it is on a huge 300-meter long podium that the Olympic and Paralympic medalists will be decorated in the open air by Emmanuel Macron, as was the case after the Tokyo Games.
A free concert to end in style
After the parade, a giant concert will begin at 9 p.m., on a circular stage set up around the Arc de Triomphe. This concert, led by the director of music for the Olympic Games, Victor Le Masne, promises to be a “best of” of the Games ceremonies. Thierry Reboul, director of ceremonies, has promised an exceptional show, with surprises and spectacular performances. “We are regularly asked to review or re-hear a best of what we experienced,” he explains.
Although the guest artists remain a mystery, the concert will be broadcast live on France Télévisions, and should allow all French people to experience this event.
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The Champions’ Parade: A Joyful Celebration of Olympic and Paralympic Champions in Paris
This Saturday, the city of Paris will come alive with a spectacular celebration of the Olympic and Paralympic champions, volunteers, and agents who made the 2024 Games an unforgettable experience. The “Champions’ Parade” promises to be an exceptional event, with over 70,000 spectators expected to attend and cheer on the athletes and other contributors to the Games.
A Highly Anticipated Event
The booking platform for the event was “stormed” by enthusiastic fans, with all 70,000 places reserved in under an hour [1[1[1[1[1[1[1[1]. This massive response is a testament to the excitement and enthusiasm of the public to celebrate the achievements of the athletes and other contributors to the Games.
A Giant Parade and Podium Ceremony
The parade will take place on the iconic Avenue des Champs Elysées, with the Olympic and Paralympic medalists, volunteers, and agents participating in a joyful procession from 4 to 6 pm [3[3[3[3[3[3[3[3]. Following the parade, the athletes will be decorated with medals on a massive 300-meter-long podium, where President Emmanuel Macron will honor their achievements [1[1[1[1[1[1[1[1].
A Free Concert to End in Style
To cap off the celebration, a massive concert will take place on a circular stage set up around the Arc de Triomphe, starting at 9 pm. This free concert, led by the director of music for the Olympic Games, promises to be an unforgettable experience for all attendees.
A Collective Moment of Joy
As President Macron said during the Olympic Games, “The president wanted a collective moment” [2[2[2[2[2[2[2[2]. The Champions’ Parade is indeed a collective moment of joy, bringing together athletes, volunteers, agents, and spectators to celebrate the spirit of the Olympic and Paralympic Games.
the Champions’ Parade promises to be an unforgettable experience, celebrating the achievements of the athletes, volunteers, and agents who made the 2024 Olympic and Paralympic Games an unforgettable experience. Don’t miss this opportunity to be a part of this joyful celebration!
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The Champions’ Parade: Celebrating the Olympic and Paralympic Heroes of Paris 2024
On September 14, 2024, the City of Light will come alive with a grand celebration as the Olympic and Paralympic champions of Paris 2024 take part in the Champions’ Parade on the legendary Avenue des Champs Elysées. This monumental event promises to be an unforgettable experience, with over 70,000 spectators expected to gather and cheer on their heroes.
A Parade Like No Other
The Champions’ Parade will feature a staggering 8,000 to 10,000 participants, including Olympic and Paralympic athletes, volunteers, city hall, and prefecture agents. The parade will kick off at 4 p.m. and make its way up the iconic Champs Elysées, culminating in a spectacular ceremony on a massive 300-meter long podium. Here, President Emmanuel Macron will decorate the Olympic and Paralympic medalists in an open-air ceremony, reminiscent of the one held after the Tokyo Games [[3]].
A Celebration of Champions
The parade’s objective, as announced by President Macron during the Olympic Games, is to provide a collective moment of celebration and gratitude for the athletes who have inspired and thrilled the world with their remarkable achievements. The event promises to be an electrifying experience, with the Olympic and Paralympic champions being feted for their outstanding performances.
Free Concert to Follow
To cap off the evening, a free concert will be held on Place de l’Étoile, ensuring that the festivities will continue long after the parade has concluded. The concert promises to be a fitting finale to a day of celebration and tribute to the Olympic and Paralympic heroes of Paris 2024.
Victory Parade Tradition
The concept of a victory parade is not new, with numerous military and sports victory parades having been held throughout history [[2]]. The Champions’ Parade is a testament to the enduring spirit of celebration and recognition that defines these events. In this case, it serves as a poignant tribute to the athletes who have captured the hearts of millions around the world.
Champions Park: A Bonus Celebration
In addition to the Champions’ Parade, Champions Park, located near the Olympic Village, will be open from July 29 to August 10, offering visitors a unique opportunity to revel in the excitement of the Olympic and Paralympic Games [[1]]. This park promises to be a hub of activity, with medal winners, sports demonstrations, and cultural events all combining to create an unforgettable experience.
Get Ready for the Celebration of a Lifetime
With the Champions’ Parade just around the corner, the excitement is palpable. Don’t miss this once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to witness greatness and celebrate the achievements of the Olympic and Paralympic heroes of Paris 2024.
